Was Charlie Kirk being racist when he questioned DEI hiring practices? Or was he pointing out a real problem with lowering standards in the name of diversity? Virgil Walker tackles the issue head-on, reminding us that the Church must respond with clarity, courage, and biblical truth.

In this video, Costi Hinn and Ken Ham sit down to discuss the flaws of evolution. Together, they unpack how Scripture and science reveal the truth about creation and God’s design.

In this episode, Costi Hinn opens Scripture to explain what the Bible really teaches about heaven, hell, angels, and the afterlife. He clears away cultural myths and confusion so believers can live with clarity, courage, and hope about what comes next.

One of many moments of laughter during the Q&A at our “Not of This World” conference with Voddie Baucham in February. We are going to miss his courage, boldness, and his laugh. Voddie fought the good fight. We who remain must now press onward for the gospel. 

There is a distinct difference between forgiveness and reconciliation. Forgiveness only takes one (we can “release” people to God), but reconciliation takes two (both parties need to agree on the sin, repentance, and forgiveness).

When we choose to forgive, we are following closely in the footsteps of Jesus, who said, “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they are doing” (Luke 23:34).

Forgiveness does not negate justice or remove the consequences of sin, but it does release the sinful party to God and ensure bitterness has no root in our hearts. Bitterness will crush the soul, but forgiveness will renew it.

Many people wonder if prayer really makes a difference when God is in control. In this video, Kevin Hay explains why God’s sovereignty should move us to pray more, not less. He points to Jesus in Gethsemane as our perfect example of prayerful dependence.

In this clip from the Charlie Kirk Show, Costi Hinn was asked to share the gospel and unpacked four simple truths:
1. God
2. Man
3. Christ
4. Response

When we understand these four key elements of the gospel message, we’re not only going to know what we believe, we can also share the hope that desperate souls need to hear!

In this episode, Costi Hinn wraps up the eschatology series by unpacking seven aspects of the millennial kingdom. From transformed creation to peace among the nations, he explains why this hope matters for Christians today.

Should Christians fear the future of the planet? In this video, Costi Hinn and Ken Ham sit down to discuss climate change, stewardship, and the hope we have in God’s sustaining hand.

Dispensationalism is often misunderstood as a system of extreme charts or speculation. In this video Costi Hinn explains how it actually centers on the glory of God, the fulfillment of His promises, and the unity of salvation in Christ. By returning to Scripture, we see a clear and faithful vision of God’s unfolding plan for history.

Everyone wants to know: When am I ready to date? Desire alone isn’t enough. A godly relationship starts with knowing your Master, living on mission for Him, and waiting on His timing. In this video Adrienne Matthews explains why readiness for dating begins with Christ at the center of your life.

What does the Bible really teach about the rapture, the tribulation, and the role of the church? In this episode, Costi Hinn walks through key Scriptures to separate caricature from truth, reminding us that Christ’s return fuels encouragement, faithfulness, and unity.

In this final episode of Coffee with Costi, CostiHinn sits down with students from The Master’s University to talk about life, ministry, and the challenges young believers face. The conversation ranges from calling and career decisions to marriage, family balance, financial wisdom, and how the church can navigate the cultural challenges ahead.

Topics Discussed: 

• Discerning a call to ministry

• Marriage, encouragement, and wise counsel

• Balancing ministry and family life

• Stewardship, finances, and “starting early”

• The centrality of the local church and its future challenges

In this special episode on the For the Gospel Podcast, Costi Hinn sits down with Jeff Durbin to discuss eschatology from different perspectives. The conversation moves away from debate and instead explores areas of tension and common ground. The episode highlights how differing views can be addressed with clarity, honesty, and gospel-centered focus.

Suffering often raises the age-old question: Why do bad things happen to good people? The Bible reminds us that our understanding of “good” is limited and that we live in a world broken by sin. In this video Kevin Hay points us to the sovereignty of God, the refining purpose of trials, and ultimately the cross of Christ as our source of hope.

In this episode Costi Hinn draws from Revelation 20, Isaiah, Zechariah, and Acts to present a clear biblical case for premillennialism, reminding believers that while we wait for Christ’s return we must live faithfully, with conviction, and with confidence that God will fulfill His Word.

In this episode of Coffee with Costi, Costi Hinn sits down with college students from The Master’s University to answer their real-life questions about spiritual gifts, patience with others, and how to handle gossip with grace and truth. There’s no script, no prep — just Bibles, coffee and real conversation.

Topics Discussed: 

• Trusting God when you don’t see immediate fruit

• Balancing godly desires (marriage, career) with contentment

• Observing and affirming spiritual gifts in others

• Defining and confronting gossip biblically

• Conflict resolution and when to overlook vs. confront

In this episode, Costi Hinn carefully examines the dispensational premillennial, historic premillennial, amillennial, and postmillennial perspectives, giving believers a clear and charitable overview of each. Along the way, he highlights the attitudes that should shape our discussions—humility, charity, hope, readiness, mission-mindedness, and Christ-centeredness.

In this video, Costi Hinn unpacks the true nature of God’s love—perfect, unconditional, and revealed fully in Christ. This is not a love that depends on our performance, but a love that drives out fear and enables us to love others as He has loved us.

In this episode of the For the Gospel Podcast, Costi Hinn kicks off his new eschatology series by laying a critical foundation: before we explore timelines, tribulations, or millennial positions, we must first grasp the essential truth that Christ is coming again—visibly, bodily, and in glory. This isn’t a fringe belief; it is central to the Christian faith and essential for our hope, holiness, and mission.